Introducing Me
God leads us on paths we never imagined possible! If you would’ve told me, at the beginning of last year, that I would have my own website/blog that was in my own name rather than a pen name, I would’ve laughed.
God leads us on paths we never imagined possible! If you would’ve told me, at the beginning of last year, that I would have my own website/blog that was in my own name rather than a pen name, I would’ve laughed.
The Out of Egypt series, written by Connilyn Cossette follows the lives of three women (one protagonist in each book) who each go through trials and tribulations through the course of leaving Egypt and coming into the Promised Land.
The year is 1399 BC, the walls of Jericho have crumbled, and the Dwelling Place is being prepared as the Israelites settle in the land of Canaan, after spending forty years in the wilderness. It’s been seven years since the events of Wings of the Wind (the third book of the Out of Egypt series) and Moriyah has returned to her home in Shiloh with the haunting memories of her time in Jericho still plaguing her mind…
Earlier this year I got the amazing chance to ask Connilyn Cossette (my favorite Christian fiction writer) some questions about her book, A Light on the Hill!
God continues to surprise me on Yom Kippur. There is honestly no way to prepare for it. When the Spirit is leading you, and you’re focusing on God, on this day, astonishing things usually come from it.
All the Light We Cannot See is a haunting and illustrious novel that takes you on a crazy journey through Paris and Germany in WWII.
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Hi everyone! Feel free to share your faith testimonies on this page! I want to hear how you became a Believer and what’s happened since then!
Looking forward to reading your stories!
I am very invisible. I know my parents hate it when I say this, but it’s true…
The Help is a beautifully written book about the hardships of people of color in the ’60s and also the struggle of class in the white’s world.